Dr. Dinesh Sharma: In Shri Parshuram Gyanpeeth, built under the aegis of Vipra Foundation, Dr. Dinesh Sharma (former Deputy Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh and Rajya Sabha MP) addressed the students in a special session under the free training being given to the students of competitive exams.
Addressing the students he said –
“The first school of inculcation is the family. The education, discipline and values we learn while living in the family become the foundation of our personality throughout our life. If the family is strong, the nation automatically becomes strong.”
Considerations on Education Abroad (Special):
Dr. Sharma said that today the direction of education in foreign countries has become business and profit oriented, the objective there is “employment”, whereas the basic objective of education in India has been “character and values building”. He clearly said that “Foreign education system weakens our self-realization and Indian value system, hence we should return to indigenous education.”
Nation building through indigenous consciousness:
While motivating the students he said that –
“Swadeshi is not limited to just clothes or things, it is a matter of thinking. When we believe in our soil, language, culture and resources, then the nation is built in the true sense. Swadeshi consciousness is the soul of self-reliant India.”
Emphasis on Goal Based Learning (Special):
Dr. Sharma said that education should not just be a means of passing examinations but should be a medium of purposeful guidance in life.
“Education is only meaningful which makes a person useful for the nation, responsible for the society and an ideal for himself.”
He called upon the students to play an active role in building a developed India through values, indigenous consciousness and goal based education.
Dr. Dinesh Sharma (former Deputy Chief Minister, Uttar Pradesh and Rajya Sabha MP) inspected Shri Parshuram Gyanpeeth today and expressed his views on this occasion and said-
“He was the chief guest at the Surat convention of Vipra Foundation in 2015, where several thousand people participated, where Vipra Foundation took many decisions which are taking shape today. It was a matter of good fortune for us to be present as the chief guest at that historic convention.”
Dr. Sharma said that today he is very happy to see Shri Parshuram Gyanpeeth. An area of 60,000 square feet was handed over to the Foundation during the Bharatiya Janata Party government. Today, various social and educational objectives have been realized in this grand six-storey building –
• One floor is dedicated to preparation for competitive exams,
• Skill center is established on one floor,
• National Education Policy Center is active with its action plan,
• Arrangements have been made to accommodate about 100 girl students in the girls hostel built on two floors.
Apart from this, the concept of 5G based operation of the magnificent auditorium and Vedic Research Center is truly unique and visionary.
This building has become a source of inspiration for the society due to its attractive structure, well-organized operation and meaningful purpose.
Dr. Dinesh Sharma said that he was extremely happy to know that 20 wings of Vipra Foundation are actively working, in which ISPAC international wing is doing commendable work for propagating harmony and Sanatan culture.
Addressing the officials of the organization, Dr. Sharma said that –
“Such buildings should be established for education, health and welfare of mankind, and the institutional system for their operation should be strong.”
Before this, Dr. Dinesh Sharma inspected the building and worshiped the idol of Lord Parashuram.
Officials of Vipra Foundation Rajasthan were present on this occasion –
National General Secretary Pawan Kumar Pareek, National Vice President Vimlesh Sharma and O.P. Mishra, National Secretary Narendra Harsh, Zone-1 President Rajesh Colonel, Zone-1 General Secretary Satish Sharma, National Youth Coordinator Manoj Pandey, Zone-1 Secretary Sushil Sharma, Vice President Ajay Pareek, VCCI Chairman Naveen Sharma, Devesh Pareek, Kartik Pareek, Deeksha Harsh (Kota) and many other officials were present.
